B.Sc Nursing from McMaster University, Hamilton - Fees & Admission Details 2025

• The courses are very easy if the student knows much about the subjects, otherwise some courses need creativity skills to complete the projects.
• All the courses have assignments and one project and the grade is calculated from the overall marks from the course submissions.
• There are many courses offered for some streams but the automotive stream has many less courses and those even doesn't open in any of the terms.

• The tuition fees are credit based and each course requires 3 credits. One credit costs around $1,800. Then there are other supplementary fees and heath card costs totalling to around $2,000 per year.
• One can complete the degree in 1 year but need to do 10 courses (30 credits) in total to complete the degree.
• The fees is charged credit-based based on the number of courses one takes in each term.
• The monthly expenses are around $1000 dollars, in which the rent takes around $600-700 depending on the type of off-campus accommodation one wants. Otherwise the on-campus rent costs around $1300.
• The transportation is free of cost and the groceries could cost around $200 per month and other bills like communication and all costs around $50. Then there are some miscellaneous costs that could make the total go to $1000.
• If the student wants on-campus accommodation then the monthly expenses could increase by $600.
   

It's up to date, I must say in some of the subjects we were taught the software which has just been introduced in the market. If you opt in for Co-Op you would get industrial experience also.

One needs to finish 10 Units (Subjects) for their degree. Fees need to be paid per subject (unit). The per unit fee is 4800$ and then you need to pay insurance which is 800$ per year and 300$ for a bus pass per year. The total comes to around 50,000$ for the course.

Courses are constantly updated on a term-to-term basis, and most of them tend to have evaluation criteria, such as a final project with a presentation, making them highly industry-ready.

Tuition fee: 46000

There are very good courses and programs offered by the university. It can be expensive depending on the courses you want to take

I was paying 3000 per course as an international student. I had to take 5 courses per semester for 3 years

The course is designed really well according to new technologies and method of solving problem.

Around 50,000 CAD for 2 years of master's

It’s really good. The course is based on industry ready. We have a lot of events every week which really helps in planning the career and to excel too.

45,000$

Yes, they provide co-op opportunity and working on industrial projects.

CAD 3700/ course.

The course curriculum is very recent as it teaches about automation plus also gives exposure to industrial side by doing different projects.

30000 CAD. Now I think it has been increased to 40000 CAD.

My course is designed in two ways, one is a course-based option and the other one is a course +project-based option. To graduate, one has to finish 30 credits (10 courses or 8 courses + 2 projects). Both of the options are good on their own. As for project-based, you will be working with industry and doing a project on the problem that they are facing or the solution that they need, so by doing this you will get a chance to make a relationship with them, which later on will be helpful for a full job position. As far as the courses is concerned, all the courses are designed in such a way that you will get not only theoretical knowledge but also practical knowledge too. Unlike writing theoretical exams, almost all the courses involve projects, assignments, and reflection papers.

42000 Canadian dollar for entire program

The course curriculum is well structured with plenty of electives to choose from and accordingly specialise in business, engineering or health sciences.

32500 CAD for 2 years